Using the DigiJaws Agents: Step-by-Step How-To Guide

By Beau Thoutt · Updated September 2026

DigiJaws runs four live agents plus a Command Center and two free tools. Each runs on the same scan engine, needs no account, and returns a real result in seconds. This guide shows exactly how to run each one and what you get back. Jump to: SEO · Content · Answer-Engine · Reputation · Command Center · Free tools.

SEO Agent

What it does: runs a live AI-readiness audit of any URL across the eighteen signals (Discovery, Understanding, Trust) and generates publish-ready fixes.

How to run it:

1. Open the SEO Agent.
2. Enter your site URL, or click a sample like stripe.com.
3. Click Deploy SEO Agent and wait a few seconds for the live run.
4. Read your overall score, letter grade, and the pass/fail breakdown for each signal.
5. Copy the generated fixes — llms.txt, schema, robots rules, Open Graph, canonical, meta — and publish them.
6. Optional: enter your email to receive the full report and action plan.

You get: a score, a grade, a per-signal diagnosis, and copy-paste fixes. See how the score works.

Content Agent

What it does: audits content quality — word depth, Flesch readability, heading structure, metadata, and sentence length — so your pages are easy for both people and models to parse.

How to run it:

1. Open the Content Agent.
2. Enter the URL of the page you want to audit.
3. Run it and review your readability grade, depth, and structure findings.
4. Apply the suggested improvements — tighten long sentences, add headings, expand thin sections.

You get: a readability and depth assessment with specific gaps to fix.

Answer-Engine (AEO) Agent

What it does: scores how likely AI answer engines are to cite your page, checking FAQ and HowTo schema, question-style headings, extractable lists, a concise lead answer, and author and date signals.

How to run it:

1. Open the Answer-Engine Agent.
2. Enter the URL you want checked for citability.
3. Run it and read your citability score and the specific elements that help or hurt.
4. Add the missing pieces — a lead answer, Q&A headings, FAQ schema — then re-run to confirm.

You get: a citability score and a checklist of what makes the page answer-ready. Background: GEO and AEO explained.

Reputation Agent

What it does: turns raw reviews into trust signals — it surfaces sentiment and recurring themes and generates the review schema that Google and AI engines read.

How to run it:

1. Open the Reputation Agent.
2. Paste a batch of your customer reviews into the box.
3. Run it to see overall sentiment and the themes customers mention most.
4. Copy the generated review schema and add it to your site so engines can display and cite your ratings.

You get: a sentiment and theme summary plus ready-to-publish review structured data.

Marketing Command Center

What it does: runs the SEO, Content, and Answer-Engine agents together on one URL and returns a single unified action plan — the fastest way to see discovery, content, and citability at once.

How to run it:

1. Open the Command Center.
2. Enter one URL.
3. Run it and review the combined scores and the prioritized, cross-agent action plan.

You get: one report covering three agents, ranked by impact.

Free tools

AI-Fix Generator

Scan any URL and get the publish-ready fixes on their own — llms.txt, Organization and FAQ JSON-LD, AI-allow robots rules, Open Graph, canonical, and meta description. Open the AI-Fix Generator, enter a URL, and copy what it produces.

Review Intelligence Analyzer

Paste reviews to extract sentiment, themes, and review schema without running the full Reputation Agent flow. Open the Review Analyzer, paste your reviews, and run.

Track results over time

All of the above run free and stateless. To save results, watch sites on a schedule, and get drop alerts, add them to your DigiJaws account (free for up to three sites). See how the monitor and report steps work.